Following the initial slump when Fury - Wlad 2 evaporated into thin air things have moved on in the division. There have been some superb fights, new stars emerging and big fights to be made. It's just a natural progression from the Klitschko era to where we are now. Exciting times ahead.
But this was the greatest and most exciting heavyweight fight ever. You know because Brits and European boxing fans said so. Sure 99 percent of the fight neither AJ or Wlad did anything. But according to them it was so exciting. Wlad probably isn't going to retire. AJ has no skill, his power is overrated, he has no stamina, and a glass chin. The heavyweight division still sucks. Unless you can make a pill to make the older guys like Lewis, Foreman, Tyson, Holyfield, and others back to their primes the division is going to suck for a long time.
The same way Muhammad Ali would've dance rings around AJ. I mean, what relevance has a 5 year younger Wlad got to do with last night fight?
what you wrote makes no sense, since if I was referring to tyson I would be referring to his full resume. Therefore you are being sardonic.
I disagree. I enjoyed watching the new Wlad who comes to fight and not to spoil. A few more highlight reel KO's of Wlad, along with his typical douchy and arrogant interviews, will be just what the heavyweight division needs.
I'm agreeing with you Tyson was a borderline high end journeyman in the second part of his career and he was still young. Beat 2 weak champions, got his arse spanked by Holyfield and Lewis then was humiliated into retirement by Williams and McBride.....
LOL ...."cowardly"..... Let me know Tyson's victory/loss ratio against Irish heavyweights....lol. Everyday Herol's trolling du du du dudu....
Yep same with excuses of Tyson's losses, he was past his mythical prime and old....he was 32 when he lost to Holyfield ffs.